The house-brewed beer is as much of a draw as the food at this cozy restaurant from the team behind DryHop.
Tag: Vol. 45 No. 23
Issue of Mar. 17 – 23, 2016
Posted inBlogs
Staring into the void at the Alex Katz show at Richard Gray
The famous artist’s drawings are on display to much dismay.
Posted inBlogs
An ad man experiments with virtual reality, plus more new reviews and notable screenings
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
Posted inBlogs
The White Sox clubhouse is reportedly full of drama and other Chicago news
Also, Uptown residents are asking the mayor to shut down a tent city.
Posted inFilm
In Creative Control, a young advertising executive gets a dose of virtual reality
Benjamin Dickinson wrote, directed, and stars in this indie comedy inspired by Antonioni and Woody Allen.
Posted inArts & Culture
Lookingglass’s Blood Wedding, Strawdog’s D.O.A., and nine more notable current stage shows
García Lorca gets transplanted to the Dust Bowl, and an off-Loop mainstay goes noir.
Posted inBlogs
Famous Dex weaves a flamboyant style from the threads of oddball Internet rap
Chicago MC Famous Dex transforms a derivative sound into a confident personality on the new mixtape OhhMannGoddDamm.
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Catch the last Breakfast at Ina’s this Saturday
The JCC Chicago Jewish Film Festival is hosting the final screening in the foreseeable future this Saturday.
Posted inBlogs
Chicago postpunk duo Foul Tip tease their debut full-length with a new video
Foul Tip’s first full-length, Forever Drifting, comes out at the end of the month.
Posted inBlogs
Anti-douchey Saint Paddy’s fashion spotted in Pilsen
Street View featuring the perfect outfit for Saint Patrick’s Day
Posted inBlogs
Trump Tower: A terrible place to watch Trump win Illinois
Trump’s triumph in the Illinois primary felt decidedly less impressive inside the massive skyscraper that bears his name.
Posted inBlogs
Obama nominates Skokie native to high court, and other Chicago news
Also, BJ the Chicago Kid remains a south-sider in the Los Angeles music scene.
Posted inArts & Culture
Behold! The off-the-wall, always-growing world of Hello From the Magic Tavern
Gather around and read the tale of how three improv comedians created the most insane fake-fantasy podcast to hit the airwaves.
Posted inArts & Culture
Richard III was always a monster. Now imagine him as RoboCop
The Gift Theatre and Michael Patrick Thornton use disability to illuminate the Bard’s sociopathic conniver.
Posted inColumns & Opinion
Heads-up kinksters: Virginia is not for lovers
A federal court has ruled BDSM unprotected by our constitutional rights. Plus: an apt safe word for this occasion.